Value chain · CLM-1229
In plain terms
A lunar lander company said in late 2025 that it would carry a power-beaming receiver to the Moon for a start-up planning orbital power missions from 2028.
The claim as recorded
Firefly Aerospace stated on 2025-12-10 that it would host Volta Space Technologies' LightPort wireless power receiver on Blue Ghost Mission 2 on the lunar far side, and that "Volta will begin orbital power missions in 2028" for a lunar-orbit laser power network.
Evidence behind this: T6, a company statement by the host (Firefly) about its customer's (Volta's) plan.
Scope and limits
No power figure or launch date for Blue Ghost Mission 2 is given on the page. Lunar surface power, not terrestrial SBSP.
What it assumes
No assumptions are recorded against this claim.
Where it comes from
text: payload agreement to host the LightPort on Blue Ghost Mission 2; "Volta will begin orbital power missions in 2028"; the LightGrid network, satellites in lunar orbit transmitting by laser to surface receivers (paraphrased).
Related records
- Answers question
- QST-027 not published in this release
Cite this
energyaperture.com/c/clm-1229
CLM-1229, Energy Aperture, as of 2025-12-10.